The second episode of
The second episode of the series and the first episode was excellent, with the director picking up where he left off and moving on as he went along. The use of photography was as good (both the exterior and interior) as the photography used in the third episode. The writers and director were great, and the film was certainly a great example of how to do a movie. This is the first film I have ever seen that was a good collaboration with a
The second episode of the series is a rather complicated one: from the first one, we have a character who's been killed and brought back to life in a world where people die for nothing but pure loyalty and reason. Perhaps we could have seen through this stupid premise, but it fails *simply* because it fails to make the viewer feel any sense at all. That's where the story gets really dumb: the characters are not human anymore.<br